Grow your own tiny, self-contained eco system.  Each high-quality globe is handmade. The Flytraps will naturally conform to the container and stay small while growing in it. However, they can grow to full size if they are transplanted into progressively larger containers. Flytraps can produce tall flower stalks that reach up to 12 inches in height, but they typically do not eat insects while flowering. Flytraps can live for several years with proper care. Sundew plants have many unique features to aid them in survival. They have sticky leaves that work to trap insects, tentacle-like leaf hairs that move to ensnare prey, and deadly digestive juices that produce enzymes to break down the bodies of the insects the plant captures. Instructions included. Guaranteed to Grow! Must use distilled water – avoid tap water.

Variety Pack: Includes 2 Flytrap and 2 Sundew Tiny Terrariums.
World's Smallest Terrarium: High- Quality 1 inch glass terrarium with flat bottom to prevent unwanted rolling. 
Grow Meat-Eating Venus Flytraps and Sundews: These captivating carnivorous plants will naturally capture and digest small insects.
Nature’s Tiny Thriller: Learn about Carnivorous Plants and their ecosystems.
Complete Kit: Includes everything you need- just add distilled water!

Contents (Includes 2 each of 2 varieties)   
Flytraps
Sundew

Each Tiny Terrarium includes:
Glass Terrarium
Germination Disk
Carnivorous plant seeds.

Size Information
Product Package Size: 1.5" x 1.5”x 2"
Assembled Terrarium Size: 1.5" x 1.5" x 2"
Product Weight: 0.05lb

Fun Facts
Flytraps are native to North and South Carolina in bogs and savannas.
Flytrap leaves can snap shut in 0.1 seconds to capture prey.
Flytraps can capture multiple prey per day.
Flytraps still undergo photosynthesis like non-carnivorous plants.
There are over 190 species of Sundew worldwide, mostly in bogs and wetlands.
Sundew plants are one of the most ancient carnivorous plant lineages (200+ million years).
Sundew plants can produce white, purple or pink flowers.
Sundew Plants can capture prey up to 3x their own size.
Some species of Sundews are listed as threatened or endangered due to loss of wetland habitat.